Holy Cross Lutheran Church

Sermon | "From Manger to Exodus: The Rescue Begins" | December 28

When Christmas is barely over, the Church reminds us that Jesus entered not a safe world, but a dangerous one. From fleeing to Egypt to bearing our suffering on the cross, Christ walks a new Exodus to rescue us from sin and fear.

Christmas Eve Sermon | "The King Has Arrived" | December 24

Bible Study | December 21

Sermon | "The King Comes Down" | December 21

On a quiet night outside Bethlehem, God chose shepherds and a manger to announce the arrival of His Son, the King. Today, we slow down, step into the darkness with the shepherds, and see how God’s glory shows up in humility.  We awe in the good news that the child of Bethlehem still meets us in ordinary places, turning fear into joy and anticipation into praise.

Bible Study | December 14

Sermon | "Where the King Makes His Home" | December 14

Jesus is not far off—He keeps showing up in the most ordinary places: preached words, poured water, bread, and wine. These simple gifts are where the King meets us face to face, just as truly as in Bethlehem and just as surely as when He comes again.

Bible Study | December 7

Sermon | "The End & the Right Now" | December 7

The same King who came in humility and who comes even now will come again as Judge and Deliverer. Advent directs us to prepare in repentance and hope for the trumpet that will peel back the sky.

Bible Study | November 23

Sermon | "The King Still Rules" | November 23

The last Sunday of the Church Year - is known as Christ the King Sunday. Yet, the texts associated with this day are often texts that feel…well, less than kingly. A crucified Jesus takes center stage, reminding us that kingly power and authority are characterized by humility and though the world feels broken…the King still rules.